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The U.S. Department of Education issued new guidance recently, titled “Guidance on Constitutionally Protected Prayer and Religious Expression in Public Elementary and Secondary Schools.” But as it did with the Supreme Court’s decision in Bostock v. Clayton County in 2020, the Biden administration based its guidance on a reading of Supreme Court precedent that misinterprets what the court actually held.

The religious liberty guidance is part of pattern by the administration. It flouts the court’s jurisprudence to meet its desired policy ends.

An attorney with First Liberty Institute expressed concern to Fox News Digital about the Biden administration's latest guidance regarding religious expression in public schools.

Conservative legal groups have expressed concern over the Biden administration’s recently announced guidance on religious expression in public schools, believing that it might lead to an increase in violations of First Amendment rights for teachers and students.

Conservative legal groups have expressed concern over the Biden administration’s recently announced guidance on religious expression in public schools, believing that it might lead to an increase in violations of First Amendment rights for teachers and students.

The Supreme Court declined to hear a pastor's free speech case against the University of Alabama, according to court documents.

The Left Calls Praying Coach Coercion But Porn in Grade Schools Expansive, If religion, which is a belief system and a lifestyle choice is banned as to not offend anyone, then how is CRT, lesbianism, homosexuality, bi-sexuality, transgenderism and queer theology, also belief systems and lifestyle choices not banned as well?

Under the agreement, all but $1 of the $90,001 settlement will be paid to a Tennessee-based public interest law group focused on religious expression.

Employers Should Reevaluate Policies on Religious Expression at Work in Light of Kennedy v. Bremerton School District and Carson v. Makin - With the commencement of...

I'm an HR representative at an advertising agency based in New York City. We have a question about a religiously vocal employee. Recently she has made her opinions...